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FieldValueSpecificationUserManual.FieldValueSpecification HistoryHide minor edits - Show changes to output Changed lines 29-31 from:
See an example of See an example of englishForeverNames field value table See an example of periodDelimeterNames to:
See an example of [[ http://www.cs.arizona.edu/projects/tau/tauZaman/files/fvfiles/englishMonthNames.xml | englishMonthNames ]] field value table. \\ See an example of [[ http://www.cs.arizona.edu/projects/tau/tauZaman/files/fvfiles/englishForeverNames.xml| englishForeverNames ]] field value table. \\ See an example of [[ http://www.cs.arizona.edu/projects/tau/tauZaman/files/fvfiles/periodDelimeterList.xml | periodDelimeterNames ]] field value table. Added lines 1-31:
Representation: <fieldValueTable regex = "[^\s]{3,8}"> <!-- name is not needed, since, as in Calendar Specification, URL will be PK. --> <!-- It is better to represent index explicitly instead of implicitly since they may not start from a specific number every time, such as 0 or 1. --> <row index = "1" string = "January" /> <row index = "2" string = "February" /> <row index = "3" string = "March" /> <row index = "4" string = "April" /> ... ... </fieldValueTable> Also there is a default representation, where indices start from 1. In that case, order of element declaration is important. <fieldValueTable regex = "[^\s]{3,8}"> <row string = "le first month" /> <row string = "le second month" /> <row string = "le third month" /> ... ... </fieldValueTable> See an example of englishMonthNames field value table. See an example of englishForeverNames field value table. See an example of periodDelimeterNames field value table. |